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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Lamb Report: This handsome guy, who is just 3 hours old in this photo, was born this morning to Amy (who was named after my pal Amy). And yes, his arrival necessitated yet another early check-out at The Bonding Suite Inn--much to Silly Wendy's dismay (she actually turned her back to the open gate and refused to come out--click here for a bonus baby photo).

Six lambs in five days. Now this is how it should be. Still several more to go (these girls are so big they don't waddle--they swagger), but at this rate we'll be done in no time. Current lamb count: 15.Mini Milestone: I just realized that the 300th Daily Farm Photo came and went without my knowing it. The time sure flies by (too bad it wasn't the butterfly.) Click here to see the 100th Daily Farm Photo. So do you have any favorites?

I just had to click on the bonus lamb picture. What a way to start my day off with an ahhhhhh. Can you start me off every day that way??

Shearing update: No shearing as scheduled this past Sat. The skies opened up and dumped a wicked amount of rain. Sheep were pinned up but shearer didn't come because of the rain. We are rescheduled for the 22nd. I almost can't sleep because I am so excited!!!!!

I'm still thrilled about having one of those sheep named after me. *blush*My all-time fave photos are still the swing ones and the reflection ones for sure. Happy 300th post--I promise not to stay away this long again!

I'm still thrilled about having one of those sheep named after me. *blush*My all-time fave photos are still the swing ones and the reflection ones for sure. Happy 300th post--I promise not to stay away this long again!

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